Helping IRS Clerks with Carpal Tunnel: Why Restore Muscle and Joint is Your Go-To Clinic

Long days of typing and paperwork add up. So carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is one of the most common injuries we see in IRS clerks. At Restore Muscle and Joint in Kansas City, we treat the pain and we handle the OWCP paperwork.

What Is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?

Carpal tunnel happens when the median nerve gets pinched at your wrist. That nerve runs from your forearm into your hand. When it is squeezed, you feel:

• Numbness or tingling in your hand
• Weakness when gripping
• Pain that often gets worse at night

For IRS clerks, that can make typing, writing, and basic office work hard.

How We Treat Carpal Tunnel

Our care plan is non-surgical and OWCP-friendly:

• Accurate diagnosis. A full exam, plus nerve conduction studies if needed.
• Chiropractic care. Gentle adjustments to take pressure off the median nerve.
• Physical therapy. Targeted exercises to strengthen your wrist and improve range of motion.
• Workspace tips. Simple changes at your desk that reduce strain.
• Advanced therapies. SoftWave TRT and other newer options for stubborn cases.

OWCP Help for IRS Clerks

We file the federal forms. We write the medical narrative OWCP wants to see. And our claim acceptance rate is 98%.

Call 816-452-4488 for a consultation.